Sentence examples for frequent sentence from inspiring English sources

Less frequent sentence patterns are more strongly priming.

Probably the most frequent sentence in all of Sebald is some variant of "Nowhere was there a living soul to be seen".

He speaks more frequent sentences, answers and asks questions, gives compliments and makes comments.

There are frequent one-sentence paragraphs, each sentence containing three to 10 words: "Helen lit the fag.

During a parliamentary debate Philip Davies said men were being discriminated against in the British justice system because they tended to receive longer and more frequent custodial sentences than women for the same category of crimes.

POOR: A response has serious and frequent errors in sentence structure or usage, the text shows a lack of control of vocabulary and/or grammar; and/or it exceeds the word limit to a large degree.

In fact, the wacky plot is one of this book's saving graces, as are the frequent well-made sentences.

The moral indignation of "American Taboo" is accompanied by a comma-happy, affected primitivism that takes the form of frequent run-on sentences.

Her slangy style, combined with frequent solecisms and awkward sentences, sometimes seems untrue to Hawthorne's fastidious artistry and smooth Latinate diction.

This is an interesting and readable book, which clips along in short, spare sentences, with frequent flashes of humour... his book, like the author himself, is far better than his reputation".

For "Hedley," for instance, he's asking himself, "How'd we get from Percy Sledge's 'Warm and Tender Love' to 'You My Bitch'?" Even the structure of his sentences — the frequent reiteration of themes and words — owes much to the music's repetitions, its raucous pitch and improvised irony.